THE STARLITE CAFE
 

 

I slip quietly into the room
the lights are soft and low;
I choose a corner seating,
this is a place I know.

I hear the hum of voices,
offering up poems and prayers;
I hear the clatter of keys,
as poets prepare to share.

This cafe is open all night,
it’s doors welcome all inside;
here we all come together,
here your tears will be dried.

Here we all are young again,
if that’s what we choose to be;
or we can laugh about our age,
for here, we are totally free.

The Starlite Cafe, my other home,
a place I have found new friends;
I pray that this wonderful place,
will never come to an end.



© Forrest Phelps-Cook


By forrestc

© 2008 forrestc (All rights reserved)

 

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